Lost Ruins of Arnak: Twisted Paths Game Review

My relationship with Lost Ruins of Arnak (2020, Czech Games Edition) is generally positive. I’ve always enjoyed myself during my 20-ish plays—all of the base game, both in person and via plays on Board Game Arena—but I’ve never left the table howling at the moon. I’ve always thought of the system fondly, but I’ve never been the one to push the game to the table. I think of it as one of the most reliably solid medium-weight games in the hobby.

Luckily, I know a number of people who don’t just enjoy the system…they adore it. Two people in my gaming circles own the base game and every expansion, while also chasing down every promo item, deluxified set of components, and externally-sponsored artwork piece ever made for the games. One of those guys is the person who I referenced in my interview with designers Min & Elwen, a guy who has logged more than 150 plays on BGA.

So, it was very easy to get the new expansion, Twisted Paths, to the table with my network. For this review, I did two plays, because the main new goodie in the box is a double-sided board with slightly different mechanics depending on the side chosen. I integrated this expansion only with the base game, so for those…

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